Location : Nalasopara (west )
Date : 03.11.14
Camera : NIKON D200
Focal Length : 300mm
Shutter Speed : 1/1000 s
Aperture : f/5.6
ISO : 200
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Location : Nalasopara (west )
Date : 03.11.14
Camera : NIKON D200
Focal Length : 300mm
Shutter Speed : 1/1000 s
Aperture : f/5.6
ISO : 200
The image looks a bit dark. Was any processing done to the background? Using a narrower aperture to get more depth of field would have been good to cover the flower on the left. Thanks for sharing.
Happy to see the image. Nice that you have chosen it as an object.
Hyacinth (Eicchornia crassipes) invaded the bheels of Kaziranga in 1968. No animal touched it initially. Afterwards Rhino, Buffalo and Elephant started eating it. This plant is iodine-rich .
Thanks for sharing.SaktiWild
It is an invasive species as Shaktipadaji has pointed out.
The image looks a bit soft so not sure if it is your lens. I agree that the image is dark. If you need to isolate the subject, then choose a subject at the edge of a waterbody with a lot of gap between it and the background. The background will come well diffused. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers,
Sabyasachi
Thanks All for your comments suggestion. My lens making some focus error from 200mm to 300mm. I want to take the green background into black there was a big tree the shadow was falling over the flower and sun light was in-front of me means " V " I was lower area of "V" and The shadow and light were upper parts of two side of " V ". Background not processed. I don't know processing in Photoshop. I just edit my name on Photograph. I tried to edit this photograph but the color flower change violet and background full black that is i posted in my Facebook and attaching here. thanks Saktipada Sir for healthy information.